MIDAS TSP1
The Athlon TSP1 prism scope gives you great versatility. This device is equipped with a prism for a crisp, vivid image. The prism-based design allows for a more compact scope without sacrificing optical quality. The Midas TSP1 features the ability to toggle between both Red and Green illumination. Forget to turn it on? Batteries run dead? No worries, this etched reticle is visible even without a battery installed.
The Athlon prism red dots are nitrogen-filled, fog proof and shock proof, allowing for reliable use in a wide range of environments. The reticles are etched directly on the glass to make sure you have consistent point-of-aim at all times. Whether you have the illumination on or off, the reticle is always visible.
MIDAS TSP1
The Athlon TSP1 prism scope gives you great versatility. This device is equipped with a prism for a crisp, vivid image. The prism-based design allows for a more compact scope without sacrificing optical quality. The Midas TSP1 features the ability to toggle between both Red and Green illumination. Forget to turn it on? Batteries run dead? No worries, this etched reticle is visible even without a battery installed.
The Athlon prism red dots are nitrogen-filled, fog proof and shock proof, allowing for reliable use in a wide range of environments. The reticles are etched directly on the glass to make sure you have consistent point-of-aim at all times. Whether you have the illumination on or off, the reticle is always visible.
Dan Lawrence –
Good scope. Extremely lightweight, rugged, clear glass with a very visible reticle and good illumination. The only downside is that looking through the scope the image appears slightly farther away than actuality.
DB –
Really nice optic. It needs more information,
A representative told me the mount is proprietary. It however does in fact work on Industry standard T1 Micro Style mounts. Fits good in an ADM Mount, RS Regulate for AKs, or even a low mount for Shotguns or PCCs like the Scorpion/Stribog.
Athlon if you were open about this tidbit, you'd sell a lot more! Its a prism scope with a similar size to other micro red dots and it takes T1 mounts. Almost perfect for what it is.